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Email Marketing Calendar

Twelve months of Campaign Engine™ ideas so you never stare at a blank campaign again.

  • Calendar
  • For Amplify subscribers
  • Updated September 2026

One campaign a month is the whole job. Pick one idea below, open the Campaign Engine™ prompt pack, and send it. Three ideas per month: one seasonal, one service reminder, one story from a real customer or review. Trades and professional services get their own angle where it matters.

January

Seasonal

New year, same phone number. A short note on what you're doing differently this year and one thing you'd like them to know about.

Reminder

Trades: Winter check-up on whatever you service. Name the one thing that fails in cold weather.

Pro services: Annual review or planning offer. One slot, one price, one link.

Story

The job you're proudest of from last year. Two paragraphs and a photo.

February

Seasonal

Tax season is starting. Trades: any project that qualifies for a credit or rebate. Pro: the documents people forget and how to get them ready.

Reminder

Referral thank-you. Name the people who sent someone your way (with permission) and how you say thanks.

Story

A review from last month, quoted in full, and one line on what happened behind it.

March

Seasonal

Trades: Spring prep. What to check before the season hits, and what happens when people wait.

Pro services: Quarter one is closing. The one thing to do before it does.

Reminder

Book before the rush. Your calendar fills in April and May. Say so plainly.

Story

A customer who called early and what it saved them.

April

Seasonal

Spring cleaning, literal or figurative. Trades: the outdoor project list. Pro: the accounts, plans, or paperwork people let pile up.

Reminder

A service most customers don't know you offer. One paragraph, one photo, one link.

Story

Introduce one person on your team. Name, job, one thing they're good at.

May

Seasonal

Summer is coming. Trades: heat, storms, and the systems that fail in them. Pro: the mid-year deadline that sneaks up.

Reminder

Maintenance plan or recurring service. What it covers and what it costs.

Story

Before and after. One job, two photos, three sentences.

June

Seasonal

Trades: Hurricane and storm season prep for anyone in a coastal market. What to do this week.

Pro services: Mid-year check-in. Where things stand and what changes in July.

Reminder

The half-year note. A short update on your business and what's new.

Story

The question you get asked most, answered once.

July

Seasonal

A short holiday note. No sale, no pitch, just a thank-you and your hours.

Reminder

Trades: Emergency service reminder. Who to call at 9 PM and what happens when you do.

Pro services: Summer hours and how to reach you.

Story

A mistake you fixed. What went wrong, what you did, what changed.

August

Seasonal

Back to school for parents. Trades: the projects to finish before the schedule fills. Pro: the fall planning window.

Reminder

Review request month. Ask everyone you served this summer, no gating, no incentives, just the link.

Story

A customer who's been with you the longest. How it started.

September

Seasonal

Trades: Fall is the second spring. The checklist for the season change.

Pro services: Quarter four is coming. The one decision to make now.

Reminder

Book your fall slot. Give a real cutoff date.

Story

What you learned this year. Three things, one paragraph each.

October

Seasonal

Cooler weather or year-end prep. Trades: heating and holiday project deadlines. Pro: year-end deadlines with real dates.

Reminder

Gift cards or prepaid service if you offer them. If you don't, skip this one.

Story

A local business you'd send someone to. Community, not a pitch.

November

Seasonal

Thanksgiving thank-you. Short. Sincere. No offer attached.

Reminder

Holiday hours and the last booking date before the break.

Story

The year in numbers. Jobs done, miles driven, coffee consumed. Keep it light.

December

Seasonal

Year-end note and holiday schedule.

Reminder

Trades: Book January now. The first two weeks always fill.

Pro services: What to do before December 31 and what can wait until January.

Story

Thank you, plainly. One paragraph, no links, no ask.

Refresh this calendar every December. Holidays and deadlines move.

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